Bleh

[yukinoomoni]

My Kobo broke. I think I rolled on it or something, because the screen looks like it was hit by an impact, and now it's broken and I can't read anything on it.

Of course this happens now. Of course.

At least I finally got my tax return money. So there is some joy in things. But it's not like I can spend it on anything I want. Stupid lack of job...

Comments

[agentjayhere.livejournal.com]

Well, they're setting the prices, so I suppose that's accurate. Hooray for planned obsolescence.

If it's Nintendo it'll last!...is what I said, and then the vacuum cleaner ate my Wii Sensor Bar's cable.
I think screens are more likely to break if they lack a flip-top that laptops, some cellphones, and the Nintendo DS have. After that, a shock-absorbing case is a good investment. I just don't have one for my PSP 'cause it's junk already.

[yukinoomoni.livejournal.com]

I'm not sure what company makes Kobo, to be honest. Kobo's products do last, because I bought the first generation, and it only broke because of my misplaced elbows.

The screens are so fragile ;.;, but I have more confidence in a touch screen, because they're designed to handle impacts.

[agentjayhere.livejournal.com]

So you were like, "Hey, hey, Kobo, how's it going, eh?" and you elbowed it and it broke?

No? Well, shucks.